In this paper we focus on the axiomatic aspects of step iv above, and can be seen as an extension of [1]}. In our case, we seek to define aggregation processes yielding solutions as close to the ground-truth ethical principles as possible. We intend to provide a sound foundation for the automatizing of ethical decision-making in situations like that of the case of the failure of the braking system of an autonomous car [2]}, or the automatic assignation of priorities in kidney exchange programs [3]} or even in the assistance of juridical deliberation [4]}[5]}.
